City of Caribou, Maine

Due to the continued necessity to conserve resources, brush removal for 2025 will be limited to ONE pick up period from May 12 – May 15. No alternative rain dates are planned.

Public Works will only make a single pass through the City of Caribou. All brush and leaves must be curbside by the morning of May 12 by 6:00AM and pick up is limited to one load per residence. The crews will only collect in each neighborhood once, and will not make multiple passes. Any brush or leaves brought curbside after May 15th WILL NOT be removed by Public Works.

Those in rural Caribou must call Public Works at (207) 493-4211 to let them know to pick up.

The City asks for your cooperation to make this removal program as cost effective and beneficial as possible for the continued maintenance of our community.

On July 4, 2026, our nation will commemorate and celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence! As we journey toward this historic milestone, there will be events all across the nation providing opportunities to pause and reflect on our nation’s past, honor the contributions of all Americans, and look ahead toward the future.

There will be some kick-off events this month in Augusta and you can also participate by displaying TWO LIGHTS in your home, business, or other community site. Visit the State of Maine’s website to learn more!

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The State of Maine requires all dogs to be licensed after six months of age or within 10 days of ownership.

All dog licenses expire December 31st of each year. 

The cost for registration is $6.00 for spayed /neutered dogs or $11.00 per year for dogs not spayed /neutered. 

You must have a copy of your dog’s current rabies certificate at the time of licensing.

Late Fees begin on February 1st and is $25.00 per dog.

2025 Dog Licenses are available in the City Clerk’s office. 

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The City of Caribou and many other Aroostook County gems are featured in the most recent edition of the Bangor Daily News’ DISCOVER insert. Check it out here!